- Pizza
- Calzones
- Pasta
Anchovies Food & Spirits
Ratings and Reviews for Anchovies Food & Spirits
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May 02 2012
Randal E. via Yelp
I think a restaurant is a combination of food, drink, atmosphere and price. I love Anchovies because it is a perfect storm of all of these. Great drinks,...read more
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Apr 30 2012
Melissa P. via Yelp
It had been a few months and I was craving their Italian nachos, so my husband and I came here for dinner this past weekend. We were expecting the usual...read more
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Apr 23 2012
Julie C. via Yelp
Looked sketchy from the street and upon entering but it ended up being a great place! Food was very good and inexpensive. Dipping oil was unbelievable,...read more
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Mar 19 2009
Karalyn12 via Citysearch
Great place to chill out and have beers with good people. Good place to go if you don't want to deal with dressing up or trying ...read more
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Feb 03 2008
via Citysearch
The South End is reknown for its tony, high-end restaurants but Anchovies is a good reminder that good food and a good night out d...read more
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Dec 23 2006
ringo902 via Citysearch
I have been going to Anchovies every week almost religiously for about two years. The food is great. Inexpensive but super delic...read more
The clientele is as diverse as the South End: Old, young, black, white, gay, straight. These are patrons for whom Anchovies is a home away from home. As soon as you arrive, walk to the far end of the bar to place your name on the waiting list, then chill out with a martini or a beer and peruse the menu (or order a pizza to while away the minutes). The pastas are very good, especially topped with fresh clams in a garlic-herb butter or marinara sauce. Chicken parmigiana, buried under a blanket of melted cheese, is Italian-American comfort food. The meatball sandwich could feed a small army. Entrees come with a side of pasta and a small salad. Portions are huge, so bring along your appetite.